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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1957
Page
2
The Cathol ic Youth Organization held its regular meeting on Wednesday July 3. Guest Father E Kolodzie of Sweet Home spoke about the upcoming rally and the girls softball team. Bonnie Eilert, Reporter.
We express sincere thanks to the Rev Julius Helms Smith Funeral Home pallbearers relatives and friends who sent flowers cards and those who were kind in the loss of our husband and father Johnnie Henrichs. May God bless you all. His bereaved wife and children.
Spent Sunday at Fort Hood Texas visiting Pvt. Jerry Kozelsky undergoing basic training. Kozelsky is the son of Mr and Mrs John Kozelsky. Also visiting were Emil Schoenweitz Edwin Marko Eugene and Adolph Kloesel at the Army base.
A reader argues for paying the parity price as a direct subsidy to support cotton farmers and markets, citing world production growth and price gaps. The piece condemns Klan activity, discusses rising prices tied to labor costs, and reflects on freedom of expression and communist politics with references to Molotov Khrushchev and Bulganin.
Henry F. Ehlers says thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses from 30 states and three foreign lands attended the Houston convention July 3 to 7. N. H. Knorr, president of the Watchtower Society, spoke on Healing of the Nations Has Drawn Near. A Rooming Staff arranged over 8,000 accommodations and volunteers ran a large cafeteria.
STYLE SHOWS from page 1 period is estimated to have a mounted to almost three billion dollars annually. Lavaca County in 1956 had more than 40,000 acres planted in cotton. Stores spotlight cotton goods throughout the county during the week, featuring garments linens and other cotton materials. Cotton clothing appears fresh wholesome and healthy. Miss Emma Rosenauer returned home Saturday after a visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Heiman in Danbury.
The shower write up for Miss Doris Ann Melnar corrected to include hosts Mesdames Ad Ermis Walter Tesch Sr Eddie Arndt Marvin Simecek Johnnie Fishbeck Leroy Rehak J C Petrk Till Pundt August Heyer Jodie Gold F W Effenberger George Rehak Roy Kotzebue Robert Newman Edward Mikes A C Little Arnold Tauch Rose Helweg Mr and Mrs Oscar Zimmermann and family of San Antonio visited with Mr Richard Kuehn last week Thursday.
The family of Joe J. Rembs thanks all who helped during his illness and death. Special thanks to Rev. Father John J. Hanacek, Rev. Father Raska, Dr. Robert Wagner, pallbearers, Buffington Funeral Home, those who brought food, flowers, Mass offerings, and comforting messages. May God bless each helper.
Carl Biebers announces a statewide drive for the 67th anniversary grand lodge membership campaign. Fritz Schilo named campaign director as lodges in about 150 Texas towns, with the San Antonio grand lodge convention set for April 1958. A youth camp at Comfort reports 350 girls in sessions by July 13, while 250 boys have reserved for the 5 week period July 14 to August 13.
Mr and Mrs Edwin E Zapalac announce the birth of a baby girl named Renee Helen on Thursday July 4 at Youens Hospital in Weimar. The child weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Arthur F Krause Pecos Texas and R D Zapalac Flatonia.
Mr and Mrs Jack Greenhaw and children of Elgin spent the weekend with the W L Youngs, sharing time and hospitality in a local social visit.
Notice records mail designation for Moulton Texas under the 1879 Act stating second class status for postal eligibility and mailing purposes.
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